Start with the right foundation.
When you’re managing a large portfolio of physical assets, your ability to achieve long-term and sustainable success depends on fundamental building blocks:
- Practices, Processes, and Procedures
- Master Data and Coding Structures
- Naming Conventions and Taxonomies
- Policies, Strategies, and Objectives
- Roles and Responsibilities
- Key Performance Indicators
Collectively, these building blocks form a model for how your organization manages its physical assets.
This model is the foundation for your asset management operation.
Build a model for enterprise asset management.
An asset management model (sometimes called a “management system” or “regime”) consists of documented standards that formalize how maintenance, MRO storeroom, and procurement operations execute their work – and how they work together – across the enterprise. By standardizing and coordinating activities, a model ensures that a business can deliver on its asset management goals. These goals may include:
- Generating rich, reliable EAM/CMMS information.
- Lowering MRO costs and increasing ROA.
- Improving maintenance productivity and efficiency.
- Increasing equipment uptime and reliability.
- And many more.
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